Some encouraging reflections during this time.
We’re starting to read through Colossians. Join with me for some off-the-cuff thoughts on Colossians 1:9-14.
Church at Home – Sunday 10th May 2020
May 9, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday, 10th May 2020. We hope you find it a blessing.
We are following a series on the Book of Acts!
You might find it handy to have Acts chapter 3 open, to be ready to follow the Bible reading.
We’d love to hear from you. Here is our Contact page: greystanes.net/contact
Colossians 1:1-8 — a short reflection
May 6, 2020 by
Some encouraging reflections during this time.
We’re starting to read through Colossians. Join with me for some off-the-cuff thoughts on Colossians 1:1-8.
The smoke you might spot, from time to time, is not incense – it’s to keep the mosquitoes at bay. 🙂
Church at Home – Sunday 3rd May 2020
May 2, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday, 2rd May 2020. We hope you find it a blessing.
Two weeks ago we began a series on the Book of Acts! You might find it handy to have Acts chapter 2 open, to be ready to follow the Bible reading.
‘Church at Home’ is also available as an 11MB mp3 audio file, which you can play below:
The word of the Lord
April 28, 2020 by
Here’s the seventh of our short reflections for your edification.
Church at Home – Sunday 26th April 2020
April 26, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday, 26th April 2020. We hope you find it a blessing.
Last week we began a series on the Book of Acts! You might find it handy to have Acts chapter 2 open, to be ready to follow the Bible reading. We also have a message from the Bishop of Western Sydney, Gary Koo (pictured above).
The Colin Buchanan song Janelle speaks about is The Greatest Treasure.
ANZAC Day reflection
April 21, 2020 by
Here’s the sixth of our short reflections for your edification.
Church at Home – Sunday 19th April 2020
April 19, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday, 19th April 2020. We hope you find it a blessing.
We’re beginning a series on the Book of Acts! You might find it handy to have Acts chapter 1 open, to be ready to follow the Bible reading.
Did it really happen?
April 17, 2020 by
Here’s the fifth of our short reflections for your edification.
Let Jesus bring you real Hope this Easter
April 10, 2020 by
Easter is a great time to hear the saving news of Jesus.
Easter Day – Sunday 12th April
The Greatest Rescue.
Fifty years ago, the three astronauts onboard Apollo 13 were on their way to the Moon.
More than half way there, an explosion ripped through their spacecraft, destroying their main oxygen and power supplies. The crew’s lives were in the balance, and their plight gripped the whole world.
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Good Friday – Friday 10th April
Jesus’ Death Conquers our Fears.
The message of Good Friday is seriously good news for all who receive it. This message can conquer your fears, and give you sure and certain hope for eternity.
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Join us to hear the wonderful truths about Jesus this Easter!
Common Prayer for Homes – a new and encouraging resource
April 7, 2020 by
Download “Common Prayer for Homes” from bettergatherings.com. And learn more about it here.
Service for Sunday 05 April 2020
April 3, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday 5th April 2020, Palm Sunday. We hope you find it helpful.
You will find it handy to have your Bible open to John chapter 11.
Audio only:
Worth more than sparrows!
March 31, 2020 by
Here’s the third of our short reflections for your edification.
Service for Sunday 29 March 2020 — Jesus, the Good Shepherd
March 28, 2020 by
This is our online church service for Sunday 29th March 2020. We hope you find it helpful.
You might find it handy to have your Bible open to John chapter 10.
Audio only:
Reflecting the Lord’s glory
March 26, 2020 by
Here’s the second of our two (and a bit) minute reflections for your edification.
Can anything separate you from God’s love if you belong to Jesus?
March 23, 2020 by
Here’s the first of our two-minute reflections for your edification.
